B.

GENERAL AND STATE FINANCES.

Statement of Moneys received into the Treasury from all sources, for the year 1832.

Dollars. Cts.
From the Customs22,178,735 30
Public Lands2,623,381 03
From dividends on Stock in the Bank of the United States490,000 00
Sales of Stock in Bank of the United States169,000 00
Arrears of direct tax6,791 13
Arrears of internal revenue11,630 65
Fees on Letters Patent14,160 00
Cents coined at the Mint21,845 40
Fines, penalties, and forfeitures8,868 04
Surplus emoluments of officers of the Customs31,965 46
Postage on letters244 95
Consular receipts1,884 52
Interest on debts due by Banks to United States136 00
Persons unknown, said to be due to United States500 00
Moneys obtained from the Treasury on forged documents115 00
Moneys previously advanced for Biennial Register37 00
Securing Light-house on the Brandy-wine Shoal1,000 00
Light-house on Mahon's Ditch, Delaware4,975 00
Balance of advances in the War Department, repaid15,679 24
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119,832 39
Deduction, &c.1,889 50
—————117,942 89
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25,579,059 22

Statement of Expenditures of the United States, for 1832.

Dollars. Cts.
Civil, miscellaneous, and foreign intercourse4,577,141 45
Military establishment7,982,877 03
Naval establishment3,956,370 29
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16,516,388 77

Such were the expenses of the federal government of the United States, exclusive of the Debt, of which nearly 35,000,000 dollars were that year paid.

For the State of Connecticut, the same year, the receipts were,—

Dollars. Cts.
From interest on United States 3 per cents1,382 00
Tax on non-resident owners of Bank stock2,817 00
Avails of State prison5,000 00
Dividends on Bank stock, owned by the State25,670 00
Fines and miscellaneous receipts7,448 00
State tax37,984 00
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80,301 00
Disbursements were—
For ordinary expenses of government60,852 00
For public buildings and institutions10,774 00
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71,626 00

Population in 1830,—297,665.

I will give also the receipts and expenditure of one of the largest and busiest of the States, with a population (in 1830) of 1,348,233.

PENNSYLVANIA. 1832 AND 1833.

Receipts.
Ds. Cts.
Lands and Land-office fees48,379 64
Auction commissions and duties94,738 08
Dividends on various stock171,765 20
Tax on bank dividends45,404 91
Tax on offices14,399 51
Tax on writs, &c.24,771 00
Fees, Secretary of State's office728 33
Tavern licenses52,267 16
Duties on dealers in foreign merchandise61,480 86
State maps131 30
Collateral inheritances160,626 26
Pamphlet laws96 26
Militia and exempt fines1,693 00
Tin and clock pedlars' licences2,461 93
Hawkers' and pedlars' licences3,025 45
Increase of county rates and levies185,177 32
Tax on personal property43,685 37
Escheats1,746 99
Canal tolls151,419 69
Loans, and premiums on loans2,875,638 72
Premiums on Bank charters102,297 90
Old debts and miscellaneous5,119 74
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4,047,054 62
Expenditures.
Ds. Cts.
Internal improvements2,588,879 13
Expenses of government212,940 95
Militia expenses20,776 99
Pensions and gratuities29,303 21
Education7,954 48
House of Refuge5,000 00
Interest on loans94,317 47
Pennsylvania claimants351 00
State maps187 30
Internal improvement fund755,444 01
Penitentiary at Philadelphia44,312 50
Penitentiary near Pittsburg23,047 75
Conveying convicts1,350 22
Conveying fugitives581 50
Miscellaneous12,187 97
Defence of the State160 00
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3,796,794 48

NORTH CAROLINA.

Receipts, for 1832, 3188,819 97
Disbursements138,867 46

Population in 1830,—737,987.